Sushi and sake, better I think.

Applause to moi

I think my (nick)name is confusing you. I am not a fierce Labour supporter. I honestly do not give a bleep about Maltastar and the Labour media. Like all party media, it is biased by definition. And like everything biased it is untrue and non-interesting. So don’t play the Maltastar card with me.

And in answering your question regarding being remembered, wouldn’t you, especially as a journalist, like a little bit of recognition in your work? If not, why do you write in the media at all?

[Daphne – A little bit of recognition? I’ve been a household name since I was 25. What I’d like now is the opposite: NO recognition. Oh, the bliss of walking down a street in some foreign city without being recognised. Why do I write in the media? It’s my job. It’s how I earn my living.]

You can have ten phds, be more well mannered than the queen of England and write in Shakespearean English but, ultimately, you will only be remembered for what you do, and not how you do it or what you have. And if you ask me, you would do more good if your articles were more objective and reflective of the whole Maltese political spectrum. If your articles were the only source of information about Malta to foreigners, they would get the impression that our government is as clean as a whistle and the opposition leader is the the antichrist. Until you change this attitude, your articles will still be, in essence, no different than these cheap facebook blogs if you ask me.

[Daphne – Lucky for foreigners they have maltastar then. Out of sheer curiosity: why would anyone’s driving ambition be ‘to be remembered’? Yes, I agree that you are remembered for what you do – look at Mintoff. But also for what you don’t do – ditto.]

Who has done this group is a clever person.

I hope he’ll be around for longer than 5 years. after all he is relatively young,

Sushi and chianti? (I’m tempted to put half a dozen question and exclamation marks)

This Raphael Borg must be a really confused person or maybe he is still drunk after Inter won the champions league.

Daphne gives free advice to her arch enemy. The best advice she gave the MLP was the comment about the poster with all that red in it during the 1998 elections.